Team Ninja has done a good job of once again bringing Ryu Hayabusa back into our world as gamers. While it is comforting to see characters like Link and Mario still around from when I was younger, it is nice to see some of the more violent characters ...
Abstract: Ninja Gaiden was an astounding entry on Microsoft’s original big, black box; it redefined the action genre with bar-raising visuals and amazing gameplay. Years later, it’s still considered one of the console’s crowning achievements and one of the best...
Abstract: Ninja Gaiden II is a better game than Ninja Gaiden/Black/Sigma. It looks simply outstanding, offers a far better difficulty balance, and is just flat out fun to play. Don’t get me wrong, it can still give you fits of controller throwing frustration, bu...
Abstract: Who would have dared to dream that the sequel to Itagakis masterpiece would be every bit as intense, challenging, and massively addictive as the original? Ninja Gaiden 2 is that, and its wrapped up in the goriest next-gen engine ever created. Limbs f...
Abstract: Microsoft Games Studio I think a lot of us are in agreement that most modern games are simply too scared to piss gamers off by being too difficult; developers dont want to put off potential customers by making their games require too much effort, to t...
Abstract: Game: Ninja Gaiden IIGenre: ActionPlatforms: Xbox 360In 2004, Tecmo released Ninja Gaiden for the Xbox, a slick, lightning-fast action game that kept intact the soul of the NES original while successfully updating the visuals, gameplay and presentation...
Abstract: Ninja Gaiden 2 marks what will apparently be Itagaki's swan song to the budding Tecmo action franchise, and all together, it's a pretty good note to go out on. Some things still remain true from the previous games, and while not all of them are positiv...
A beautiful, bloodthirsty Ninja action game, but one that's just too frustrating for the average gamer. If you can't stand the hardcore heat, stay out of the Ninja kitchen....
Abstract: Of course, the hardcore hacknslashers will laugh: theyve completed Ninja Gaiden on every difficulty, with every weapon and even use the karma score to compete against their hardcore mates. You know, just for fun like. Total Carnage. Love it!Best to ...
Abstract: Ninja Gaiden reinvented an action classic and set the bar for viciously demanding combat. Ryu Hayabusas lost none of his acrobatic vigor or combat prowess, but a few troubling problems keep this sequel from the soaring heights of a master.
